De Boyrie Law

Not Guilty Verdict Secured After Multi-Day Sexual Assault Trial

R. v. H.S. - Not Guilty Verdict Secured

The accused was charged with one count of Sexual Assault under S.271 of the CCC. The accused was facing a significant penitentiary sentence, and the matter was set down for trial. After a multi-day trial, H.S. was acquitted as the Judge found him Not Guilty of the offence.

Court: Ontario Court of Justice

Category: Sexual Offences

Location: Barrie, CA

R. v. M.K.
Sexual Assault Charges Withdrawn Following Exculpatory Evidence and Peace Bond

The accused was charged with two counts of Sexual Assault and one count of Assault. The complainant alleged that the sexual conduct was unwanted and uninvited. After months of discussions and negotiations with the Crown, and significant exculpatory evidence provided to the Crown, all charges were withdrawn, and the accused entered a peace bond for 12 months.

R. v. A.C.
Youth Sexual Assault Charge Withdrawn with No Criminal Record or Admission of Guilt

The young offender was charged with one count of sexual assault in relation to an ex-partner. Mr. De Boyrie represented the accused throughout the pre trial process in the Ontario Court of Justice and was successful in having the charges against the accused withdrawn. A.C. entered a common law peace bond for 12 months, with no admission of guilt, and no criminal record.

R. v. G.B.
Sexual Assault Charge Withdrawn, Preserving Client’s Immigration Status

The accused was a Permanent Resident, and was charged with one count of sexual assault, in relation to unwanted sexual touching in the workplace. This matter was extensively pre-tried with the Crown over many months and eventually the Crown was convinced of a lack of prospect of conviction. All charges were withdrawn, and G.B. was able to become a Canadian Citizen.

From the moment you’re charged, we begin a detailed review of the evidence, identify legal issues, and build a personalized defence strategy. Every step is explained clearly—from bail to disclosure to trial—ensuring you’re informed, prepared, and protected. We don’t just react to the Crown’s case; we challenge it at every stage.

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Criminal Court Lawyer Toronto

We measure success by outcomes that protect your record, your reputation, and your future. Every decision we make is focused on achieving the strongest result possible—whether that means withdrawal of charges, reduced penalties, or a full acquittal at trial. Strategic, efficient, and client-focused, we don’t settle for easy solutions when better options exist.

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